In the end, Scopes was found guilty and fined US$100. It was a hollow victory for the creationists. Still, Tennessee (among other states) did not repeal the 1925 legislation until 1967.

Mrs. Johnson died at her home on Everglades Island in Palm Beach, as was her wish, her daughter Cathy Flagg told the Daily ...

Ball, a free man of color, opened a one-room photo studio in Cincinnati in 1845, but the business soon folded. He honed his ...

The McLean County Museum of History received a national award for its temporary exhibit A Deadly Deception: The Asbestos Tragedy in McLean County, which highlights the dangers of asbestos and ...

BLOOMINGTON — The American Association for State and Local History has presented a national Award of Excellence to the McLean ...

Frankfort senior Tayler Likens has been selected as a 2025 Johnny Bench Award winner as the top high school softball catcher in West Virginia. The Cincinnati Reds and Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench ...

U of L hoops is in Year 3 of partnering with Connor Kids Academy. Ryan Conwell: "It's a blessing, to be able to have the ...

Explore hidden gems and rich history across the Poconos with a free self-guided trail featuring audio tours, curated by the ...

Fear and reticence spread in Fort Worth as Sally Mann’s nude photos of her children were held as police evidence.

A Cincinnati native reveals why her hometown deserves a spot on your travel list—from riverfront stadiums to storytelling ...

Beautiful carved wood doors and seating owned by the Ursulines of Brown County will be celebrated at the Dragonfly Village during a presentation by the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Ohio’s own rich pottery heritage shines through Roseville, Weller, and McCoy pieces that showcase the state’s contribution to American decorative arts. Colorful Fiestaware in rainbow hues brightens ...